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I am trying to figure out how to make use of Firebase's onAuthStateChanges() stream to use as a Listenable in the refreshListenable parameter from the go_router package to redirect whenever the authState changes. In additon I am using flutter_riverpod for State Mangement.

My code looks like this so far:

I created a simple AuthService class (shrinked down to the most important parts):

I am trying to create a responsive navigation bar, similar to the one on Stack Overflow. I have attached an image of the layout I'm trying to achieve.

For simplicity, I added some values to make it easier to follow. There is the outer div that encapsulates the whole page, outer-wrapper and the main div that encapsulates the main content (navigation bar, main content, and footer), main-wrapper.

Now suppose that outer-wrapper is 1000px wide and main-wrapper is 800px wide, then there is 100px of buffer on the left and right side. When the window shrinks, I want the buffer to be used up before any of the main content changes.

CSS

Is it possible to shrink the middle image (using flex-box) such that when the content in header, footer grows it shrinks such that the total content height of flex children (header, footer, img-wrap) does not overflow out of parent container?

Current view of layout in CodePen

Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

I have a sidebar that contains 2 panes. When I resize the window vertically, I want the top pane to dynamically resize, and the bottom pane to remain to a fixed size. When the total height of the sidebar is smaller than both panes, I want the top pane to shrink smaller than it's content, and become scrollable.

The expected behavior is the same as VS Code's sidebar.

Currently, when resizing, the top pane "pushes" the bottom pane down.

I have been experimenting with full responsive layouts between desktops, tablet, and mobile phone sizes for a bit but am having trouble with the layout below.

I was using a grid layout from bootstrap but since it is two columns, as the width shrinks, the second column of two goes below the left, main content section. I want to split it up as the screen caps below state.

This is the starting view:

This is what I want to happen:

This would be the mobile phone view:

So the wide view will get shrunk during testing and I want it to jump to the mobile view where the top side bar goes above the main content and matches the width of the main content while the bottom sidebar does the same thing to the bottom.

It is easy to put both sidebars on the bottom but I want to try to figure out the possibility of splitting it up.

For testing I am using flexbox, css3 and bootstrap5+ and no plugins or javascript.

I have the following ad Repository

I am working with OSM data to create vector street maps. For the roads, I use line geometry provided by OSM and add a buffer to convert the line to geometry that looks like a road.

My question is related to geometry, not OSM, so I will use basic lines for simplicity.

Imagine there's some breadcrumb bar - a line with various count of links, each link has ellipsis, and it should shrink if overflow.

Overflow should be smart - if there're 5 links, and 2 links are much wider than others, they have to be shrinked to 20%, and 3 short links should stay as they are.

If one link is much wider, and the rest 4 links are short, and they fit, then no shrink should happen. The widest link should not shink to 20% if the overall width is enough.

I'm trying different approaches but could not find one that fits these (natural) requirements. Is it possible to achieve without JavaScript?

I tried various combinations of flex-basis & min/max width, but no success yet:

https://jsfiddle.net/kasheftin/5k31fr4u/

I have a list of header icons in a Stepper inside a container and I am trying to get them to be responsive to the page size changes but it is not working. I have tried to change the place of the container in different div but it did not work.

I am using Bootstrap5

Here is the current output:

I am trying to get the numbers inside the container here is the template: